New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
REPUBLICANS OUT IN FORCE.
RESULT OF THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS
cREGAN WINS BY NINETEEN voTEs-CoNTEsTs IN
SEVERAL DISTRICTS.

There were a few vigorous contests, snow
ing an anxious desire for the leadership
but no exhibition OF bad feeling In the XVIII AAIs'
XXIId and ono or two other districts which nave
been not cd for contests the past all was peace anu
harmony yesterday. But in the XVIII. where Monaei
Cregan has held firm sway that ho oN
OF Importance has been made heretofore "
him, an opposition was developer 'h"'
only nineteen votes OF a majority Ihere "eio ''''
vigorous contests in the XIIIh and HAilld DiSVic.s
Tboro were two ptimaries In the lst District probably
sue 10 fe interference OF Democrats but the ticket leu
by John II. Grimes seems 10 nave Poiie'
considerably the larger number Oh 'o'c''
In the With District the chief interest was III tno
choice OF leader take the place OF James d. ha"es
deceased Frank j. Carroll chosen president OF tho
association and gives promise Of good work.
There were 225 votes polled, although there
was no contest Even greater interest was sho"h
In some other districts, that altogether
a fair proportion OF the %, 900 enrolled Republican
voters In the city represented at the polls
In the With District there the usual contest DC
tween John simpsons friends and those OF Mr. suebnng
with the usual victory for Simpson III 'nc
XvIIth the opposition led by Wilson Bcrrylh"h
poed l61 votes $40 cast for j. W. Perry tcRe Mne
the contest ended all hands joined In JuDee' "n'
was fair evidence of the general good feeling hat pre-
vailed In nearly every district
The new County Committee will contain among us
,e,nbers Elhu Root Theodore Roosevelt, Levi T. MOT
ton John OBrien-who has resumed his control OF the
With Distrlct-F W. Whirdge, Horace Russell Ueorgo
Bliss. c. n. TaintoD. John Collins, Ihcoioro
W. Dwight, Scion B. Smith ana o'hei
weIlknown names. In fact there are hoV
many changes in the 600 members as compared WIN
last years committee. There we're few changes also IN
the district committees Tie most excitement prevailed
I'm the 18th and XXIId Districts, in which hard Work
was done by opposing factions all day, ea'
ing the result close that IL TOOK long
after midnight to count the votes. .,
fol ~ "a
districts and the names OF the de'ega'es ~ TIC
COMMITTEES
president Charles Hagan ST. second vcepesden Ko5ert
SShn 4 Tme feef
Hamilton Peter Cornell Charles Hasan samuel H. E EG
S %srd B BSss SAMUEL ~ Wiley Riley Michael Ryan,
'G ds s George Hill first vcePes
dent Nathan Huggns second vicepreSoen, Ss psnc J.
Rsnuey Franz Rfamona William r C. s9"
McTau Samuel H. Evsre Woa w. + Tpd Se
Charles SaD s p srST Snr e' Ke
Philip yh Van Wyc Tst 1day seo
re timothy gum p FT1nc se Mec pan c
0Bren Frederick WINNER lr, valente cresci Nathan
rngton Henry Hermansuz, Salvatore Barlow Thomas NC
Grane. Francs: Baeller n v.rrrm frs, v,eepresdert
John BAKER second vcepresiden Samuel Carpenter;
nSTS H Tanor ame r. varham Guy
Peitcn Howell c. Rees William Church Charles IT, Mnr'
Charles sherman Jon Il Ta9nHg John hakSr s %G
J..
second SGsn Peter Dwysr
John Desmond secTs,ay J9hn o. TqhI o uSeS on
condor AngustTs schane William B. Fredberg, Patrick j.
AneT" cn's Marcus f9 ac6o Pnk VIII
Molkenbur John Desmond James ieaIsiey James NC
Frank Carroll first 1no yGs oDs ist
aTy Alexander McQueeni Isasuer pr Frank "; Met'Ian
Gesgaes fsa C% william S'H cnhao james IT, Ho6n
u w.
PslFicR J. cficn T. chamberlain Joseph E. Muhl
Ing Edwara Gibbons, Charles r. Davis A.. -,.....,
Sih-Pfesident. Charles y. walnman; first vceprtsl-
Jon. sS%G Charles i %
Naming delegate. Fr a1cs snys G4 aT. " sI
+ Luddsn William Reyea Meyer Hsuptmann lanes n H.
Foan George Fielding Adam W. deytG Ared basy
peHHS fTancsJ smith Quo Ka%i@aan a.. ..,
dent Edmund Carleton; second vice president re,5o
he sSas ers1'rY
F5sdf aes. T Tan hSa eG Isngon
cSq. w G MoTss %a joseph Ws
nsT M MSpeSad Aeasndor Bowden lew
are Ms9 sY.Rs oTi Se aSaTy pSisS william Mehe
j. parmenter. William H Blain John NJ GGsa LS"atd -
a. MshsWs John McKeever Henry C. Picrcy, Emil s.
f18sfnffffSpresident E. Droak nr. vice president
Sars s.efesrT Thomas treasurer George
oEen sp fI fSsaf a fnfx fa
j. Carroll Edward sParen6erG oGnrad WeGe, C w
o1 aan !onn charles L. Jackson George wereman An
custus Bacon John Brodskv Cornelius hiEam jacob
f FreeGsrck J. seis qmnaer George Langhor.
Emil F. MacIeldcy. Benson NJ Levy, Martin kirby Peter
GGtSSphhrresdent Richard NJ cOard nrst vice president
Washington NJ Hadoek second yceResden NoCsrt H.
Miller Miller beosaissaeose B. Desoo John W jaeoCa viii
Jam j. s oIS9iy ss,I9a
manning lawson sW 1 I9O%H Ss:. Normal WI
Martin T. RYDER Mitchell halliday robert Prentice Joseph
RSs3ay IT, MICE bsse GSi%!f Marcus cs
Xt-ircsident Henry H. Haight nrst wee preside C.
Perinand EhfhsTt secretary Charles A. Binder Delegates
chsfes a. BndeT Asss iscSS 1n:Sssr F1acPh
gTa s@ n h9a s MnGi n' baond fRp
hsa rf Sa wane
macSer IT, Frederek Flaceus r. George A. stenmqller
CHARLES xass.t zap T.
Second hs. nTi Ef pHHsaen T.
ta Ty a. " Royal; treasurer J. e. 0Conpor T.
A Rs.ssss:jG'%SEsiH hIsss Van ovsI%
s J.l:! sT bns eDy nss.
5osn H Tsa Greene ci'f
Foster Foster w. ~ - w cam, o-.t Viz. nr..,,.n
August Kohn ysspre;idsn august lil seSTs
tary william H. JerOoman' treasurer Frederick bund
w Rae JACOB HSHs
william Mead Ma'i1s. Glenn Joel pdls
b.si: H SgsS az:
john Meany ~ second vice president John Brady secre
Belcgatss-John Nuyent. Henry :; Wallace. Lous II
scbiotihauber W. Berger Henry karman Frederick
e noetr iouis Lehman, John s. Phillips, James p. Hart
Jacob Koehler L. L. seaman, M D., Fredcrck b. Stats
Thowas MCGUIRE, Adolph ROLAND. J. William Heichert
xvtPresident Robert A. Greacen nrst vicepresdent
John Kane jr; second vice president Richard Banai
senrstarx lanes Young treasurer William IL. BARLEY
seIeSacs Sheridan Shook Robert Greacen Daniel Rob
tnson William NJ Montgomery Edmund G. Lee John Far.
reIi John Hank JOsephf Beglsn r. NJ Lordey Charles
h,te3 Thomas O. Mack Henry q. Leask. oliver Davis,
MatL.w Wilson George A. Nurse, James Curncn Abraham
Joseph \, John ID. HOag, William L..
Ssrtey Samuel Hunter Jacob Elder r George Becker
Idwari r. Patterson, John Kane IT,
XVith -President Michael cregan first vice prosdont
vice president John j. GllIgaD
sn,er ~ CT Tes r owens treasurer Edward Pope
gaas. Michael Cregan, william Henkel oscar II. Danket
So Peter STANLEY jacob Marks. James Pope Robert DO
Witt John Mason IT, John Coleman, ST. John Coleman
Iam..A pyrnes William D. Cornell James Smith, James
! Dudy James MCGOWAN, Martin Lo"enhaupb Valentine
| Deacon and John b. Reilly
xvIIh President FDen Demarest; rst vice president
Dr. George p. shriner; second wee presdent William
Ievckes secretary enrolled Republicans aud District Com
niytee William Matthews; treasurer Charles f. Mott
! Delegates: James W. Perry Samuel hcMulan William